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Would you like to get to know the Kunsthalle and its exhibitions? Looking at pictures, talking about them and being creative yourself? If you’re between the ages of 5 and 12, you’re welcome to join us every Saturday (except school vacations) from 11am to 1pm at the Kunsthalle’s Painting Room!
Offer for children unaccompanied by adults.

Discover art with the whole family! Our family time is for parents and grandparents with children ages 5-12. After exciting forays through the Kunsthalle, the children can get active themselves in our painting room, while the adults enjoy a guided tour of the exhibition. Then, over cake and drinks, the works created can be admired and impressions exchanged.

This date is already sold out. Next date: 8.6.2024.

Try artistic techniques for yourself!
Without registration, for adults, teenagers and children with accompaniment.

Highlights

The Kunsthalle puts in a late shift for night owls and art fans and opens its doors with exciting events:

From 18:00-22:00 Karola Eisenblätter and Lea Müßinger invite you to creative activities in the painting room (no registration required).
You can take a look inside our virtual art gallery with VR headsets until 23:00 (always on the hour and half hour, meeting point in the lobby under the stairs).
The Bielefeld Music and Art School will enliven the sculpture park with exciting performances.

More information about the night views and tickets for the evening can be found here: https://www.bielefeld.jetzt/nachtansichten

On this day, six Bielefeld museums (Historisches Museum, Kunstforum Hermann Stenner, Kunstverein Bielefeld, Museum Huelsmann, Naturkunde- Museum and Kunsthalle Bielefeld) in cooperation with the association “Bielefelder Konsens – Pro Bielefeld” invite you to the 3rd museum rally for young and old.

You can find out what else is going on with us on International Museum Day in our calendar as individual events for May 19. see.

What might a virtual museum experience look like? Join us as we explore how virtual reality can re-imagine art. Come along and decide for yourself what music is played in the digital museum or create your own art together.

Location: Lobby.
VR headset use for ages 10 and up.

How does language make cultural identity tangible? What feelings do texts convey in their original languages? The actresses Brit Dehler (Germany), Nataliya Hovda (Ukraine) and Pauline Miller (England) will present a performative reading of lyrical texts on war and humanity in their respective native languages in the exhibition.

Registration at:
anmeldung@kunsthalle-bielefeld.de
T 0521 329995018

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